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February 19, 2017

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space EditorEditor’s note: Children with their innocence have much to teach us "grown-ups" about what it means to be kind and why it’s important to be kind to others. The idea of "separateness" is not something we come into this world with, but rather something we "learn" as we "grow". In our increasingly jaded world, the children’s insights in this video are profound: Why Be Kind? space
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Small Acts of Kindness

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Featured Kindness Stories

Story1 The high school girl’s open heart and wish to see her again touched her heart.
Story2 An elderly woman’s cry led to this beautiful act of kindness and connection.
Story3 Learning to say yes to receiving kindness can be an act of kindness in itself.
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February 19, 2017

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Manifesting Love at Work

Love is the most powerful energy in the world. When you have that, youâre not weaker; youâre actually a lot stronger. Thatâs the narrative thatâs missing out there and needs to be told.

– -John Mackey- –

Manifesting Love at Work

In an insightful excerpt from âShakti Leadership: Embracing the Feminine and Masculine Power in Businessâ, authors Nilma Bhat and Raj Sisodian express the innovative concept of brining caring and love into the workplace. Conscious companies are embracing this form of leadership, as CEOâs of different companies speak about how to manifest love in a capitalist business world, whilst still being successful. This innovative concept is discussed further in this article, as leaders offer their insight on how to develop the essential capacities of wholeness, flexibility and congruence when leading with the heart, in the workplace. From dealing with the global economic crisis without resorting to lay offs, Casey Sheahan is just one of the CEOâs who share their methods of how they found success through creating and managing a strong team rooted in and driven by love. { read more }

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How could you be more caring in your workplace? What would love look like for you at work?

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